Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1940 — Page 19

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NEW ROADWAY T0 HOWE ASKED

Step Replacing Alley Would Would Require Acquisition Of 15 Properties

The narrow allev which serves a vehicular entrance into the Howe High School grounds may placed bv a roadway as as the grounds and selves Sueh a Requisition of 15 about $£50.000 composed wants Roeard petition. presented last nigh The properties the proposed roadway west side of Banc Julian ana Railroad

as be re beautiful school them-

ten mould reagune moperne 100 CI How e pu DATeN

And

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needes

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A vee Urges Purchase of Lots

The club also 1 purchase of two othe: road Ave. between Emerson Ave to pro into the proposea parking lot The was not estimated The Fletcher Place Center's petition {or a garten in the neighborh ferred to the Indianapoll dergarten Society The group for Improvements to tunnel, claiming tained ang proper n rent) of The Civil City Teachers Appointed

ccommended

maae an

request

Nine high eppont eq were Aordie B lee Riozd RB School; Frank E Noffke Kelley and Henry F Adelaide Berry, Cletizs H Sh Richard W. Woline, Shorty Charles 1 Gilbert Longshore, Tech Resignations were ac Bertha L. Hoss and Ann Clark, both of School 4) Potter, School 2, and Robe land \ Dn

choo! Mey mre Hieh Samuel

homas

Howay

fron a McMullan Marie EK Ron

ented

receiving clerk at Tech High Paul Huebner was Tech post

STASSEN ANNOUNCES HE WILL RUN AGAIN

ST PAUL: Mian, Jul Governor Harold E. Stassen the nation's vou Gon a potential Republican Pre candidate fom mht announcea A second term executive Friends of was elected they would the 1940 Presidentia tion if he had been run. Instead, Mr. Sta 8 Philadelphia Wendel! 1 candidate

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URNS T0 SWORD

Avotoximately 10. 500 Private Industries Chosen to Make War Materials.

WASHINGTON, July 31 ~The nation's industries,

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| small, figuratively are beating plow- | shares into swords to build up de-

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PATTERSON. IS DEAD HERE

Patterson. whe was Sehnull & Ca. whole for 45 vears, died yess Patterson, who was 3 na [t in Greenfield and to Marie Louise Osten 38 ago of Flks his wife ana napo be held at

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samuel G emploved hy ale grocers terdal My ved at 2% WN He was hom nas marmea Wf Bloomington, 01, He was a member Lodge, Survivors are A son, Fred M., of India Funeral services will 10 a. m. tomorrow the Fla & Buchanan Funeral Home, Buri be in Crown Hill

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BUYS LIP

Lorraine Skelton, is one of many whe have used the heat as an inspiration for an

secretary in the State Auditor's

(which it al-

RITES SET FOR C. C. GROVE, 56 *

Official of Railroadmen’s Building and Loan Ill Since Sunday.

327 N. New of the real department of the RailroadFederal Savings & Loan Lon m Meth5 and had

Chauncey C. Grove Jersey St, manager esiate men's vesieraal

Associa died

odist Hospital, He was been il)

Since [Kunaan Grove had heen in real estate business man Ars. He had ved in Indianapolis Nee he was a voung man except for Ave ‘ead fram 1995 10 1930 lived In Florida, He was horn on a farm near South Whittiey He was a member of the Univer. atv Park Chnstian Chareh, Masons, Scottish Rite and Shrine, and of the Indianapolis Estate Board Mp. Grove je survived by his wite Mrs, Celona Bauevy Grove: three cons, Chauncey C. Grove, Frederiek J. Grove, and Albert B, Grove: In. dlanapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Elva Messier, South Whitley, and Mrs Nora Sawver, Grand Rapids, Mich Funeral services will be at 3 p. m tomorrow in the University Park Christian Church ana burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery,

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Mrs. Cyntha Ann Cosmer

Mrs, Cinthia Ann Cosmer died yesterday at the home of he danghter. Mrs JJ RH Martin, 300} N. Delaware 8. She was Ars, Cosme harm in Wash imgten County and lived in Rinom man\ helore coming in Indianapolis 1933 She was a member of the Church of Christ in Bloomington =urviver Mrz, Martin of Tuscaloosa ham Etter,

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daughters Mrs, Iatna Adamson Ala. and Mrs, Wile of Rloomington: two sisters, Mrs. Horatio Harrvman, of Indianapolis, and Murs, Elisworth Caoper, of Bloomington; 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Bloomington Church, Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery there,

Thomas W. Hollenbeck

Thomas W. Hollenbeck, former Indianapolis druggist, died Monday al his home in Los Angeles, friends here have been advised. He was 78, My. Hollenbeck had lived in Los Angeles six vears, He operated sen eral damgstores in Indianapolis. the last one at FE 10th 8 and Brook de Ave He 1c survived hy two Asters, Mrs. ada Navin, of Les Angeles, and Mrs. Fred Avey, of Cimeinnah Funeral Los Angeles will fellow

are three

PrVIves be beld in

Cremation

will tomorrow,

Frank A. Cooper

Funeral services fer Frank A Cooper. who died Mondav in his home, 30 8, Harris Ave. will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Usher Funeral Home. Burial will be in Floral Park My. Cooper was 67, in Pennsylvania

He was born and came to Indianapolis 25 years ago. He was a member of the Methodist Church and was emploved by the Prest-O-Lite Co. until his retirement five Vears ago. Survivors are his wife, Nellie: two danghters, Mrs. Alice MeClelland and Mrs. Mildred MeCullongh, hoth of Indianapolis: six sons. James R. of Anderson, Louis LL, William, Rohe ert, Fdward and Kenneth all of Indianapolis: a sister, Miss Cordesia of Knoxville, Tenn 11 grandeiils dren and twa great-grandchiidren.

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fenses under the £10,000 000,000 preparedness program Approximately 10.500 private industrial establishments in all parts of the nation have heen chosen hy the War Department. after 20 vears of sthdy, to he converted inte vital munitions plants to prepare for any omergency Many of these have been given then ahead’ sighals with national defense cone fracts ang many more are expected to receive them in the near Mature Here are some of the principal “peace to war’ conversions that the industries are being asked to pers form Manufacturers of agricultural implements to produce gun carriages and combat wagons, Mining machine manufacturers to turn out combat tanks. Producers of lathes for turning out wooden ducks for shooting galiaries to make Jathes for army shoes, Church pipe organ manufacturers fo make the wooden framework for army saddles, Makers of fat presses to turn out recoil mechanEms for 155 miliimeter howitzers Manufacturers cash registers and adding machines te produce bomb asec Parking meter manufacturers make bomb mechanisms Makers of amomatic lead pencils Toany ae we ammunmtiien parts Rerse of toy soldiers and minias tnams produce mesh gears canteens

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VACCINE IS TRIED FOR PNEUMONIA

Surgeon General Says Tests In CCC Camps Indicate Its Definite Value.

WASHINGTON, July 31 (U. P.). Maj. Magee, Sur-| geon General of the Army, reported today that experiments on 115,000 CCC enrollees indicated that a redeveloped vaccine “has deli preventative of

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pneumonia administered after the iliness has set mn: Vaccines are designed tn prevent a person from contracting a disease in the frst place If subsequent experiments ann studies bear out the “encouraging” results of the CCC tests, {his vaccine will be the first effective preventative of pneumonia ever devel. oped, it was pointed out, Dr. Llovd C. Felton, now with the Public Health Service, developed the vaccine while he was with Johns Hopkins University, Its use was inaugurated on a nation-wide scale in CCC camps on Oct, 1, 193% after preliminary tests suggested its value An informed source revealed that voluntary tests also are being conaucted among 10,000 civilians ot both sexes and all ages in Marviand and Virginia to check the CCC experiments

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AMBASSADOR «U P.) notified France designation of former Mayor Versailles, as French Ambassador Washington, it was learned today. Have, a close [riend of William CC. Bullitt US Ambassador to France, was designated to succeed the Count de Saint-Quantin

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YOKE SERVICES SET FOR 1 TOMORROW

Funeral services for George Yoke, of near Carmel, who was killed in an auto collision Monday night, will | be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Acton Methodist Church. will be in Acton. Yoke was 18.

Burial |

He was born near

WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1940

[Acton and was a member of the Acton Methodist Church. The | youth graduated from Carmel High | School in 1939 and was employed hy | the Michigan Gas Co. of Zionsville since then. | Survivors are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Yoke, and a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Elmore, of Amo.

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